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... . Scotland, if I mistake not, Sheriffs are registration judges, that is practising barristers, who take part on either the Whig or Tory side at elections, according to their convictions. The Lord Chancellor of England, the highest legal official the kingdom ...
... up by his party. Who will venture say that the Duke of Somerset is blame if be has squandered the money navy for his No one; Whig Duke is much above blame was above grammar. are fast drifting into a foolish, prosperous anarchy, which gives the delight of ...
... unenfranchised than in almost any other town in the kingdom, they are at once set down as the work of professional agitators! If Whig editors would but cease to consider the political condition of working classes from club windows, and even once a way would ...
... was not to be despised became evident a day or two after the close of the debate, 1 when Lord Grosvenor, representing a great Whig House, gave notice amendment on the second reading, to the effect that the scheme of redistribution should be produced by the ...
... position best, but his desertion of the Liberal party was the least excusable of all, inasmuch as whilst the others were pure Whigs of a constrained type, he, if anything at all, spoke and acted, to the moment of his defection, as a Radical after the manner ...
... being colourless politician. Strongly suspected tiie Conservatives of being scarcely true blue, not quite buff enough for the Whigs, and assuredly not at all green, has, some quarters, come to be regarded a political nondescript and free-thinker—acting occasion ...
... He drew his claymore the dawn o' the day— Tore from him the scabbard, an' threw it away. Balhaldie, was there, to hand the Whigs order. Old Shirra-Moor* Songs. The M'Grigors, after the proscription of their name, seem to have broken down under new surnames ...
... secession was not to be despised became evident a day or two after the close of the debate, when Lord Grosveaor, representing great Whig House, gave notice of amendment on' the second reading, the effect that the scheme of redistribution should be produced by ...
... hacked by [lis party. Who will venture say tost the puke of Somerset is.to blame if without gettmg navy for his outlay! Nomas i Whig Duke » a* much above blame Stgismuutl *••. »'»'» grammar. We.arMaat drifting,into prosperous whieji gives outbade-, light of ...